View source: R/Canopy_scaling.R
f.GPPT | R Documentation |
Generic function to calculate the GPP within a forest (Here GPP = sum of Anet at the canopy level, so it takes into account the leaf mitochondrial respiration)
f.GPPT(
meteo_hourly,
Vcmax_Profile,
Jmax_Profile,
Rd_Profile,
Tp_Profile,
g0_Profile,
g1_Profile,
gsmin,
canopy,
Patm = 100,
...
)
meteo_hourly |
See f.canopy.interception |
Vcmax_Profile |
Vector of the values of Vcmax at the reference temperature at each layer of the canopy |
Jmax_Profile |
Vector of the values of Jmax at the reference temperature at each layer of the canopy |
Rd_Profile |
Vector of the values of Rd at the reference temperature at each layer of the canopy |
Tp_Profile |
Vector of the values of Tp at the reference temperature at each layer of the canopy |
g0_Profile |
Vector of the values of g0 at the reference temperature at each layer of the canopy |
g1_Profile |
Vector of the values of g1 at the reference temperature at each layer of the canopy |
gsmin |
Minimum stomatal conductance for water to consider. This value will be used as the minimum conductance value to avoid 0 and negative values obtained from the coupled assimilation and conductance models |
canopy |
Description of the canopy interception (see canopy_interception function) |
Patm |
Atmospheric pressure (used to calculate the transpiration) |
... |
Other parameters of the photosynthetic model, without gradients, for example curvature factor, quantum yield.. see the help of f.make.param() |
#See github vignettes
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